The Church of St Mary Magdalene, locally known as St Mande at Škrape, stands near the route of the old road leading toward Stobreč. Its present appearance dates largely from the 17th century, including a rebuilding in 1678, while Roman and early-medieval material has also been identified at the site. The small single-nave church is built of rough stone, without an apse, and has a bell gable above the façade. It is protected cultural heritage. Because it lies outside the main tourist core, the church best suits visitors exploring Split's eastern neighbourhoods or seeking modest sacred architecture with a much longer archaeological history beneath it.
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Crkva sv. Mande na Škrapama
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